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In the 2021 Federal Budget it was confirmed that the planned Australian Superannuation Guarantee (SG) Rate changes would go ahead as legislated, with a 0.5% increase each year until the 12% marker is reached in 2025. The first increase took place on 1 July 2021, taking the n...

The 2022/23 Australian Federal Budget announced by Treasurer Josh Frydenberg this week highlighted some key incentives and points of interest for businesses with regards to digital solutions, STP, tax and PAYG reporting.

If you missed the Federal Government’s announcement, here are the key details of the JobKeeper initiative.

As we enter the holiday season and many payroll officers take time off, the STP process could have fallen to you or another staff member for the first time. This year, it may be especially critical that someone is covering STP obligations.

This end of Financial Year is set to be a big one for Australian businesses - and Single Touch Payroll will pay a significant role in how you manage and report information.

Sybiz Visipay 22.20 includes two custom reports to aid in the transition to both STP2 and the 2022/23 financial year. These reports can be run by clicking the Custom Reports tab at the base of the reports panel. The two custom reports are similar, the first version includes it...

Even without the introduction of STP2 in 2022, it is not a typical financial year end for Sybiz Visipay users and there are a few key items that need consideration.

How to process and report Paid Family and Domestic Violence Leave in Sybiz Visipay This summary gives employees an overview of how to process payments and report the new Paid Family and Domestic Violence Leave (FDVL) through STP in Sybiz Visipay (this information was change...

In 2021, the Australian Government announced via the Federal Budget that the Superannuation Guarantee (SG) Rate would increase incrementally by 0.5% each year until 12% was reached in 2025. Last year, the rate went up to 10.5% and on 1 July 2023, it is set to increase to 11% a...